@two00/core v1.0.3

@two00/core

The core of the public api for two00

Table of Contents

• Installation
• Functions
  • api
    • api fetch
    • api serverMonitor ping
  • setConfig
  • setOptions
  • serverMonitor
• Objects
  • apiOptions

Installation

$ npm i @two00/core -S

Functions

This package exposes some Functions with different use cases:

• api
  • api fetch
  • api serverMonitor ping
• setConfig
• setOptions
• serverMonitor

api

This Function creates a new Object. Wich exposes the public api of two00.

Syntax

const { api } = require("@two00/core");

const myApi = api(options);

Parameters

• options: Object - options to change api url, routes, etc...

Default options

const defaultOptions = {
  config: {
    // `String`
    apiVersion: "0", // holds the actual two00 public api version
    // `Object`
    api: {
      // `Boolean`
      enableMonitors: true,
      // `Number`
      timeout: 3000,
      // `String`
      url: "https://api.two00.xyz",
      // `Object`
      routes: {
        // `Object`
        serverMonitor: {
          // `String`
          healthCheck: "/rest/health-check",
        },
      },
    },
  },
  // `Function`
  onError: () => {},
  // `Function`
  onUpdateAvailable: () => {},
};

Return value

Returns a new Object.

• Object holds two keys
  • fetch: Function - async function to call the public two00 api
  • serverMonitor: Object holds one key
    • ping: Function - function to be used within the fetch function to POST the health-check status

Usage

const { api, serverMonitor } = require("@two00/core");

// you can pass a default options `Object` or call setConfig() or setOptions() before api()
const myApi = api();

// serverMonitor() is an asynchronous `Function`
const sm = await serverMonitor();

const response = async () =>
  // myApi.fetch() is an asynchronous `Function`
  await myApi.fetch(api.serverMonitor.ping("UUID", { serverMonitor: sm }));

api fetch

This asynchronous Function calls the public two00 api.

Syntax

const { api } = require("@two00/core");

const myApi = api();

const response = myApi.fetch(apiFunction);

Parameters

• apiFunction: Function - a api function exposed by the api function of this package

Return value

Returns a new Object. The response from the api.

• Object holds seven keys
  • status: Number - the status code returend from the request
  • data: Object | String | Number - the data returned from the request
  • headers: Object - the headers returned from the request
  • config: Object - the config for axios
  • errors: Object - the errors returned from the request
  • ok: Boolean - status >= 200 && status <= 299
  • duration: Number - duration (milliseconds) of the request

Usage

const { api, serverMonitor } = require("@two00/core");

const myApi = api();

// serverMonitor() is an asynchronous `Function`
const sm = await serverMonitor();

const response = async () =>
  // myApi.fetch() is an asynchronous `Function`
  await myApi.fetch(api.serverMonitor.ping("UUID", { serverMonitor: sm }));

api serverMonitor ping

This Function calls the public two00 api.

Syntax

const { api } = require("@two00/core");

const myApi = api();

const response = myApi.fetch(myApi.serverMonitor.ping(id, serverMonitor));

Parameters

• id: String - UUID of the serverMonitor from two00
• serverMonitor: Object - information about cpu, memory and filesystem usage. to generate the serverMonitor Object use the serverMonitor function of this package

Return value

Returns a new Object. The response from the api.

• Object - axios response

Usage

const { api, serverMonitor } = require("@two00/core");

const myApi = api();

// serverMonitor() is an asynchronous `Function`
const sm = await serverMonitor();

const response = async () =>
  // myApi.fetch() is an asynchronous `Function`
  await myApi.fetch(api.serverMonitor.ping("UUID", { serverMonitor: sm }));

setConfig

This Function overwrites the default config Object.

Syntax

const { setConfig } = require("@two00/core");

setConfig(config);

Parameters

• config: Object

Default config:

const defaultConfig = {
  // `String`
  apiVersion: "0", // holds the actual two00 public api version
  // `Object`
  api: {
    // `Boolean`
    enableMonitors: true,
    // `Number`
    timeout: 3000,
    // `String`
    url: "https://api.two00.xyz",
    // `Object`
    routes: {
      // `Object`
      serverMonitor: {
        // `String`
        healthCheck: "/rest/health-check",
      },
    },
  },
};

Return value

Returns undefined.

Usage

const { api, setConfig } = require("@two00/core");

// important to call setConfig() before api()
setConfig({
  apiVersion: "1",
  api: {
    enableMonitors: false,
    timeout: 5000,
    url: "https://my-api.com",
    routes: {
      serverMonitor: {
        healthCheck: "/my/health-check",
      },
    },
  },
});

const myApi = api();

setOptions

This Function overwrites the default options Object.

Syntax

const { setOptions } = require("@two00/core");

setOptions(options);

Parameters

• options: Object

Default options

const defaultOptions = {
  config: {
    // `String`
    apiVersion: "0", // holds the actual two00 public api version
    // `Object`
    api: {
      // `Boolean`
      enableMonitors: true,
      // `Number`
      timeout: 3000,
      // `String`
      url: "https://api.two00.xyz",
      // `Object`
      routes: {
        // `Object`
        serverMonitor: {
          // `String`
          healthCheck: "/rest/health-check",
        },
      },
    },
  },
  // `Function`
  onError: () => {},
  // `Function`
  onUpdateAvailable: () => {},
};

Return value

Returns undefined.

Usage

const { api, setOptions } = require("@two00/core");

// important to call setConfig() before api()
setOptions({
  config: {
    apiVersion: "1",
    api: {
      enableMonitors: false,
      timeout: 5000,
      url: "https://my-api.com",
      routes: {
        serverMonitor: {
          healthCheck: "/my/health-check",
        },
      },
    },
  },
  onError: err => console.log(err),
  onUpdateAvailable: version =>
    console.log(`Update to new api version: ${version}`),
});

const myApi = api();

serverMonitor

This asynchronous Function returns a new Object. This Object holds information about the cpu, memory, and disc space usage of the computer on which this Function is executed.

Syntax

const { serverMonitor } = require("@two00/core");

// serverMonitor() is an asynchronous `Function`
await serverMonitor();

Parameters

This Function does not take any parameters

Return value

Returns a new Object. The information about the cpu, memory, and disc space usage of the computer on which this Function is executed.

• Object holds three keys
  • cpu: Object - the Object returned from the systeminformation.currentLoad() Function
  • memory: Object - the Object returned from the systeminformation.mem() Function
  • discSpace: Object - the Object returned from the systeminformation.fsSize() Function

Usage

const { serverMonitor } = require("@two00/core");

// serverMonitor() is an asynchronous `Function`
const systemInformation = await serverMonitor();

Objects

This package exposes some Objects:

• apiOptions

apiOptions

This Object holds the default options for the api Function

Default options

const defaultOptions = {
  config: {
    // `String`
    apiVersion: "0", // holds the actual two00 public api version
    // `Object`
    api: {
      // `Boolean`
      enableMonitors: true,
      // `Number`
      timeout: 3000,
      // `String`
      url: "https://api.two00.xyz",
      // `Object`
      routes: {
        // `Object`
        serverMonitor: {
          // `String`
          healthCheck: "/rest/health-check",
        },
      },
    },
  },
  // `Function`
  onError: () => {},
  // `Function`
  onUpdateAvailable: () => {},
};

Use without two00

This software was built with the intend to be used with two00, however you are not bound to any limitations whatsoever, except to the terms under the MIT © Lukas Aichbauer.

If you wish to change the url and routes of this api make use of setConfig, setOptions, or simply fork this repo and build your own solution

LICENSE

MIT © Lukas Aichbauer